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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-11

Der binaus. l1uo rper ioute ais &ebacteur
zines tatbolil9en 8lattes tsine 6ebler be-
seben! 9as miBte Elm gnsel iein, uno
Gnsel fielen. So1 bat Wcltaiter uns
enbIi9 ptsl Suites nit ieinem Slatte fur
bic &tr9e in Ims1tta seletitet. OtcIeafter
fannie alle bic benz mooernen Yroteltans
tismus aubaftenben @ebre5en; er seiBelte
ite rnerbittli9. Sein i9arfer 8eritanb,
ieine eiierne 2osit, feline srinbIi9s 9es
lebriamteit, feine lansiabrtse @rfabrung
madten i'm gu eiuem sefdbrli4sn Gssner.
Sames ". McWaier parb su Duaness
burg In 1919, i'm Staate 9tew gorf, ais Der
Sobft zines aus S1ottlanb ftanlmenbeu
presbptertanii9en 8rebtsers seboren u. err
bieIt feline @rsiebuns I'M ftrensen Stnae
bes @aIpinismus. S9on aIs Stubent
itiesen BET tim 3usifsl auf, er fOri3te,
seIanste auf ben Bes our @abrbeit, nnb
Sic @nabe @ottes errnOsIi9te es tbm CUR
wabrsn @rtenntnis gu tomnsn. SIN 90.
Sabre conuertirte er, trat In ben Reoemps
toriitenorben unb, ba Tim Der Beruf batu
febIte, wanbte er fi9 benz Iiterarii9en 9es
biete au. Ster mar CT auf benz re9ten Wirs
tunssfelbe. ls47 erparb ct bur1 Rauf
bas vSrseman's Sournal" unb rebtsirte
busielbe 40 LANCE Sabre, NIT einem Gtfer,
elmer gnersie, bic ntdt ernniibete. @rif In
ben lssten Sabrsn balf tbm 9ert' @asan
aus. Samss u. WcWaiter itarb mad
neutrality-suspicious. @sibsn I'M alter pon Sc
Sabren su grootlpn, 81. 9. Setne fterbs
Iide 9iile uurbe In ct. Satrids @atbss
brole our Rube bsftattstl RSse er ruben
In Sriebsn! S9dnbIid 1T IS, rpenn tas
tboIii9e Rebactsure, mie es Der Scribar
pom rWsFenssr" in Davenport that, ben
Mann etnen Grant" nennert, einen Grant,
Der in 40 Sabren u,ebr fur bic &ir4e IN
Imerita that, als fold elm se%bantenloier
uub btrulofer 8uride i'm Stanbe mare gu
tbun, aud ruettn er Retbuialems bunberts
fdItises Sitter errei9te. Man persetbe
biefe Borte, ite ftno bart, absr wabr nnS
uobluerbtent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-11
8uiIf6e 9prannet.

Gus &uslanbs pirb neuerbinss cine
aante 4nsabl Der robeiten disqualification
aegen tatboliide @smeinben gemeIbet.
90 bat bic &esieruns bei4lohen, bic tas
tboIii9e Rir9e In Brett 9itepst su i9lies
Zen, wobur5 bic 90, 900 SeeIen sibIenbe
gfarrei bss tatboIii6sr @ottssbisnftss
u6llis beraubt ptrb. SIM &reiie Stud ftnb
nsusrli4 sbsnfaIs spei fatboliide Rir9en
seidIOfen tporbsu. Sn Sentaiein psriu9te
6as 2anbpolt bic S9IieBuns Der Rir4e gu
%psrbinbsrn. 8o5snlans bIieb bas 9Ots
tesbaus Gag unb Ra9t sefiut nit 9eutsn,
inbsm bic Yfarrsa nseb6risen fi4 blOfen.
llmionit; aus 9etersburs tam Der Defebl,
@eualt an,uwenben. Ser @ouperneur
tam al Srt unb StsIs unb bisB bas Bolt
auseinauber seben, unb ba basieIbe ni9t
aebor6te, ertbeilte er benz MiIitdr ben 8es
fsbl. su i9isBen C!D. Cine srOBe ans
Sabl 8erpunbeter i~iber3eu9te bas Bolt
pom benz @rnits Der WaBrssel, unb peranS
IaBte IS, Der robeu 9epalt wsi9enb bas
@~ottesbaus su perlafen, porauf Der
9risier bas aIerbeilisfte Satrament
beraustrus unb bic Sbire i4loB.
9aB RuBlanb trob aler @oncorbate nit
&om auf bic Musrottuns ber fatbolii9en
&irde TN 8eide bes @taren ftnnt, bas
mus ouf bic Oauer aud benz 8linben tlar
psrSsu. llebrisens erfolsen bic ruiiii1en
@nariffe iest ni9t aqein auf bic Ratbos
liten, nsin aud benz 8~orbrinsen bes Yros
teffantismas aus ben bsuti9 : ruiildsn
Yropin3en mirb ginbaIt ssbotsn. Srsili5
ruiberianbsfdbts mite BITE &atbOIiteu fnb
protsffanten ni9t; fe foIsen ben Befeblen
bes v8dter9ens~, werben i9etnbar CRIES
9ii9sfatboIif4 benz AeuBeru nod, benz
Serten nod perben fe unsldubis une
msbrsu bic 3abl Der Nibtliiten uub ums
iflrjlsr. Wen @ott usrbsrbsS ~iu, ben
fS!ast CT nit SIinbbsit. g. =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-11

tann Elm Wobenarr tein reGter gbrift iein.
Wobenarren iinb Otener Der Welt lnb t5nz
men bebbalb teine pabre Diener @ottes ietn.
Der @obeia9tise bat II bas 8eitrebsu,
ber Belt au sefaIen, bic aufmerfiamtett
sInberer auf ft9 gu lenten unb mebr gu sels
ten als Gnbere. Ser 81. aasuftinus fast:
gs iei eine punberiane Seltenbeit, wenn
pornebme unb bo9sefeate Yerionen Bet
ibrem pra9tuoIIeu Guf3use etn bemiitbis
Sers baben, obne msl9es fe ni4t ielis
werben tSnnen. @ir iasen: SIS lit cine
punberiame Seltsnbsit, baB etne Serion,
wel4e mobeii9tts 1T, Elm uabrbaft Drift
li9es 9eben fibren fann, obne pel9es
Hiemanb ielts werben tann. Ser 81. Apos
ftel Baulus fast (RSmsr 81: Wenn ibr
nod benz Sleii9e lebet, 70 rperbet ibr ifers
ben nifen, uen, ibr aber bur6 ben @eift
bic leii9li9en 0erte tObtet, 10 psrbet ibr
Ieben.
Wenn man In uniern eager 70 man9e
In absrtriebener &leiberpradt etnberifoIsts
renbe WannSs ober Weibsperion fraaen
wirbe, warum ife 70 la9srli9e Woben mits
ma9e2 70 t0nnte fe tetne anbere antport
ssbsn ais: i'd tbue IS, neil anbere IS
tbun, i'd tbue IS, neil Elm Rarr bteie ober
iene Wobe erfanben bat unb neil i'd bic
Rpbe babe, bl~inblinss na&3udfen, mas
@nbere mir pormaden. Wobefu1t 1T
zines Weni8en unwiirbts, fir einen gbrts
item aber serabesu laiterbaft, neil fe bic
Sesle NIT pieIen Sinben belaftet. SariH
TT es bas 9lu,t Der SeeIiorser, feff unb
trdftis sesen bic Wobeiu9t unb sesen ben
RleiberIurus aufSutreten. 0ie Mobe 1T
teinespess Elm ueutraleS @ebtet, mite bic
mobernen GbeoIoseu, bic aber teine re9te
Ebeolosen iino, fasen. Der fl. gpprtas
nus, 8ti9of unb Wartprer, bat wabrlid
bte Mobe ni4t fur neutral sebalten.
(Ratb. 9ausfr6.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-11

Sbr tenut, ebruhrbtse griber, bic 3etts
psrbdltniis. 4uf Der einen Seite finb bic
Reni9eu pom elmer unbdnbisen 2eieuutb
bsieeIt, auf bsr anberu Seite ersieBt f9
etn Strom i9ledter S9riften. gs Tam
taum ssi6iIesrt perben, mel4en S4absn
bteie tastasli9 ben Sittsn unb ber &elts
ston sufisen. 0arum ieto etfris barauf
bebadt, bur6 Bitten unb @rmabnen unb
auf anoere Beiie bic @Idubtsen bon ienen
unlautern Queaen f%ern3ubalten unb is ~
beferu gu fibren. Sebr nitli9 wirb es
ietu, peun unter euerer Iuft4t unb 2eis
tuns Gasesbldtter erideinsn, wel9e benz
pom allen Seiten barsereidten Site setts
semdB entse9enwirten, unb bic @abrbeit,
Eusenb unb &elision i9iben.
Geo XIII. un bic portusisFi6en gil9Ofe.
1885.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-11
A6tuns t6r Sat6ofiGen g.!
Die gtimtae oes perft. Yins TX.

@tr eriuden sic ~inftdnbtst, allen benen
nit eurem suteu 8ilen unb eurer Sun #
bei3uiteben, bic, nit 9ett besabt unb nit
genisenber SsuntniB ausseriftet, iid an
Ste &rbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3ettuns
gen our 9ertbsibisuns unb 8erbreituns Der
fatboIii9en Qebre uer6fentli6en.
@ncpclica Ytus TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-11
Ser ct. RapbaeI: Sereiu.
9ert6t
80

-0eS-
ct. &apbaeI gereiu8
gum sdaBe Der Gir- nrb auspuuberer
irbas Sabr1ss6.
(SdIub.)
III.
Ser 8erein 3abIt nun f6on 2218 Mits
9lteoer, beren Beitrdge BON 25 Gents unb
briiber f9 bteies Sabr auf $944.2 belaus
fen.
llniern beften Oant allen @6nnern bes
9ereines unb aud ben bo9p. 9rn. @stffs
li9en, pel9e u~nierer Sa9e Elm beionberes
Woblpoaen entseeenbra9ten.
Der &5m. s&atb. Central erein bat
auf ieiner 9erlammluns In Eolebo In Bes
treff bss ct. Rap5asls8 sreinss iebr pobls
msineube Sei6Iife ssfaBt, uofir ibm ale
Inertennuns 9ebiibrt. Sc iet ibm au1
beitens sebantt fir ben benz 8erein seua9s
ten Seitras.
Bet bieier @elegenbeit empfeblen mir ben
ct. Rapbaels8 erein no9rals allen Mills
tbdtissn Ratboliten, benen bas Wobl ber
Stride unb bas Seitli3e unb seiifise Sell
tbrer Mitmeni9en um 9srSen Iiest.
Der ct. &apbaels9s rein lit elm 8srein
fit Nle: Qus allen 9beilen bes 9anbes
seben linn 9risfe au, anfrasen unb 4ufs
trdge, BON @eifli9en unb 2aisn. aaeu
tann Der gersin ii9 niisIid erueiien, usnn
aud oft nur IN seriHsen 9lnselesenbetten,
beute 0teiem, morsen Semen. 0esbalb
ioQsn aber aIe benielben unterftiisen, Jet
ss brett bur9 Beitrdse, iet es inbsrett
bur9 8ermtttluns.
gs ueritsbt ii6 pon ielbf, baB Der Der.
Elm BET leeren Sdnben unb leerer &afe
ui1ts mirfen fam.
Sen 'iibrli1en 8eitras pom rs Gents
mirb wobl Elm Sober ipenben %f6nnen, unb
gibt AUDI sepiB Sober germ, penn er bic
sroBen Seiiftsen 9ortbeile in 8etra9t siebt.
Bic er babel Fat.
Gllen beuti9sn &atboIitsn iei baber ber
ct. &apbasl. 8sretu gum S9use Der 9luss
panbersr auf's Snnisite empfobIen.
Ger 8orftanb.
Iae GOrreipunbensen unb auftrdse iinS
gu ri3ten an
&ep. 3. &suIanb,
Is State Ctr, Rep gOrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-11
Gin Befebrter.

ilniere 2eier psrben f1 bss fran,6f.
f&eu, bes neutrality-suspicious. aler@ultnrs
tdmpfsr Der @esenuart, Saul Bert, erin'
Es,a, bsr IL scr irsuSSFi$sa Gau,asr nit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-11
Die sttmute 2eo'S XIII.

2afet euer Qi6t leu@ten pur ben Mens
den, samit fe euere suten Berte ieben.
tlnb Der 5srr ssbs eu9 batu Seiuen Sesen!
Geo XIII. an has in @arma eri9eiuenbs Slatt
Luce" (2eu9te), aufan9 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-11
,,Abbe" 9isst anp Ole eose.

Die .Sainois Staatspttuns" tbetlte IN
ibrsr Rr. pow 80. Oeaember aaS siasal
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-11
aatboltt@er atrnem . aatenser.

Son Der So9,sit gu Cana. Sob. 2.
sonnt. ben 10. Sauuar Siam. Sci. Rarceurs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22
A FRENCH COUNT KILLS HIASELF.
"A Tragic Scene on Train Between Bos
ton ana New York

"A Tragic Scene on a Train Between Bos-
ton ana New York.
NEW YORK, May PA dispatch from
Boston yesterday said an unknown
Frenchman, in high state of excite
ment and only partly dressed, boarded an
outgoing New York train, saying his
daughter was on board running away
with q man. He found his daugh-
ter in the company of an elderly
woman. She refused to 90 with
him and he threw himself beneath the
wheels while the train was going fifty
miles an hour and was instantly killed.
His identity is unknown. The matter
was investigated by the reporters here to-
day The girl and her friends were
found. They say the man who committed
suicide is known in Boston as g music
teacher under the name of August de
Semple, but that he was in reality Count
de La TOurasse, q member of an old and
noble French family; that he was q no
tary and attorney in France. he was
ruined by his passion for gambling and
fed ito this country 8 defaulter for
a very large sum; that ne lived here with
woman not his wife, who died two
years ago, leaving two children; that he
sent TO France for his daughter Marie
one of large family left by him there.
Sac, after her arrival, learned of his
wroDgdoing and on that account, and it
is intimated on account of his demeanOr
towards her, she consulted priest, and
under his imperative advice, she decided
to leave him and return TO France. 1t
was in execution of this design That she
left for New York yesterday. She IS here
now with friends and will soon be sent
back to her family.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22

his lofty brow proclaimed him to De a
chief and a worrier-for he bore no
weapons about his person. His lance
and DOW had been cast aside-hfs knife
even had been taken from his girdIe.
At last, the first fever of iov over, Mr..
DelOrme turned to speak to Lagona. The
latter looked him calmly in the eye, and
spoke first.
81 have brought the flower of his heart
back to the psle-faced chief" said he.
eyes, and for the Joy which you give
me this hour l forgive the sorrow that
you bave heaped upon mel" said the
happy father. "Had you not brought her
back, We should have gone after her with
many men, and blood would have run :"
he added, and he pointed to the volunteer
array.
"Your men might have sought for death
and found it-they could not have had the
White Flower without the consent of
| Lagonal" said the chief, haughtfly,
while scornful smile wreathed his proud
| lip.
! Chow can l reward Lagona?" asked
| the planter not needing the words or
tone of his reply.
"Lend me thst!" said the chief, touch
ing the hilt of Mr.. Delorme's keen and
neavy bOWie-knite, as it rested in mis-
belt.
"Accept it and wear it for my sake, ;"
said the planter, handing it to him in its
sheath.
Lagona took it, examined it's point and
edge then, descending from the piazza,
approached mis- two noble, magnificent
horses.
Before any one could divine his inten-
tions, with two mighty blows he had
driven the knife to the hills in the heart of
each of them, and with a sobbing
grOan the noble animals sunk dead at his
feet.
"God Of heaven what did you do that
iol?" cried Major Mccullough, who
thought almost as much of a good horse
as ne did of brave man.
'Lagona wants to ride them when ne
reaches the happy hunting grounds of the
Great Spirit. He is going there to build
q lodge and lay up provisions for the
White Fower, who will soon come there,
for the Great Spirit will send her up to
him!" said the chief.
HHe means to kill himself-take the
knife from him!" cried the Major, leap
ing from his horse.
"White Flower, fsfewell-Lsgona goes
home!" said the brave, and before any,
one could attempt to stop him, he had
driven the bloody knife deep through his
brave, noble, generous heart.
For q moment he stood stiff and erect,
with his eyes fixed fondly upon Stella;
then, while her shrek OF terror. pain and
anguish rang upon the air, he smiled and
fell dead upon the earth.
Mccullough took off his cap as ne bent
over the body, and said: "He was too
noble and too brave TO die in that way
If he was redskin. he was also mani :"
Reader, my story is told. You can
finish it # you want to follow Paul and
Stella to church and see them married, |
with the usual et-ceteras.
THE END.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22

(NED BUNTLINE.)
Copyright, 1887, by William Cauldwell. Ali
rights reserved.l
CHATTER INI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22
Presbyterian General Assembly.

special to the Gazette.
CoyINGroN, ONO, May 2I.-The gen.
ersI assembly of the Cumberland Presby-
-erian church is in session here. 1t was
opened by Rev. G. L. Moad n Green is
moderator Twenty-Five hundred dollars
has been provided for the Cumberland
Presbyterian school, colored. A. D. Hail,
missionary TO Japan, and A. II. WoGey,
missionary to Mexico, are present. Mrs.
Nsnhorn bears greetings from the
Womsn's Board, and H. A. Gibson from
.le ColoTs5 church The address Of The
latter was peculiarly entertaining. The
papers here say the south turns out q
delegation of tine-looking men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22
Moro Bald Knobbsrs Arrested.

OZARK, Mo, May 2l.-Sherif Johnson
returned from Douglass county to-day
bringing with him ten Bald Knobbers,
three of them citizens OF Christian cOun-
ty. They are wanted here on the charge
of administering the. "hickory" to one
SwesrenIn. There are Believed 10 be
many cases of this Rind that the last
grand jury failed to reSeh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22
Verdict of Not Guilty

Special to the Gazette. -
PALESTINE, TEX, May 21.-H@the
case of Jesse Pearson, who killed atNex-
lean woodchopper named FauthaNioQ
Bellonio at Nechesville, in7this county,
last March, the jury after hanging twenty
four hours to-day brought in a verdict OF
not guilty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.

Egg Whites stock is trst-clSss through
ont eomkHing style, quality and ele-
ssncewsss pricespStTictly 1Sre no sails
Z Is expeeksd unlessswe prove This. Gem
tlemen Eho hsga aeen pessns big prices
70 merchs nc tssf1ors ab1sss rdssgv tl5thiers
Will be SURPRISED TO see the great gain in
buying from us.
Flstulency and wind on the stomach
are caused by indigestion. a few doses
Of Norris Cascsrine viii sgeedfis give
leae to the digestiYe,sfga uit
-S5s-r-s 49,
Huft's Gsre foEsRilg and EozeE
qsi "guarGhteed4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22
a Sen Sick PASSENGER,

onthe ocean, cares little about Storm lie is
9ssfasely Indifferent whether he is washed
bsard or,not. But, set right, by wineglass-
fzl az tvs 6Es Aostetter's Stomach Bitters, ne
feAlsxssiewed Interest In his personal safety,
ThFS tine cortA1fsye neutrallzessfn brackish
wssr-often e9hpulsorily drank On shippoa I'd
tef6e grievoaSletriment QfhesHh-the nsfnt'
.slsus impsrsSMs which giyssrissto Disorders q
ne stomacss5ssyer and bowsls4 To the sariasrs
xhe touristsEke Western pseneer and rinesSshe
Buffers isdEsaluable as4aApeans ofArasection
against nla1aIia. when its seeds are latent in air
and water To the effects of Overwork, mental
or manual, It is most reliable antidote, and to
the debIitated and nervous it affords great and
speedily felt relief and vigor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22

Union Cashmere a usually at
Blue Flannel FrOck Suits
Genuine Worsed 8
"ANe' 81 '0'0' e""ceu
PnChec Sacks pure WOOL at c
ally f 0O' ~ 1'''V A'-I-
Hk Diagonal worth s11OO
patterns, for $685. formerly a 81 aRds
Au-Woo
~ - 81 W. "ol"l 7i'00
special line Of awoohow Diagonal Ss
dfromS1 ~ " - '1 '-' "''A
Genuine fancy mixtures $780,
former ' ~'''
Fancy Wored Suits light pd ne every respect equal to Gus
worth Na
saS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-28

Ju Millicau, Austin; W Hines, San
Antonio; Jno j knight, Louisians,
Mo; II l. Anstead, New \ ork; Chas
Gordon, Dick Burner, G w Wallace,
Harry Burt, X Brownwell, Doris Show,
Geo II Anhuef, New York; Il L
Parsons, Chicago; Felix Smith, Texas;
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-28

IN. PArLs Cuu,H "a. NJ. E)-laekson
and second streets, Rey, Is ". Roberts
pastor sunday school al $50 a. m. lroL
Al. Moore, superintendent Choir pIae
tice al ll;SO a. IN. preaching at s y. m ana az
7.SO p. m. By the pastor. Text 81 was al
when they said unto me. let us 60 into NE
house of the Lord" AL are invited, special
preparations made for visitors
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-28

This powder never varies. A3S'aSCre a
STRENGTH and wholesomenes. and esn11Giss
omical 10 an the ordinary Sinusn,lrtude o.,
sold in competition with lhe Inbosphste N
ders Sold oaiy in cans. KOs YYori.
POWDER CO., i9S Wal st Ne"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-28

If tins gcutem7n snouId get hard
up be would 60 to DUFF DoNNAU
Tor assistance, as DoMNAU's is the bost
place in Texas to get money or to
spend il. Blue front, south side OF
square, sign of three gilt balls Waco
and Gil Main street. Dallas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-28

The people of Waco ana wen of
will be kept posted as to the .'Gi ny %
the opening OF the New Drug o'oio'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-28
NEW CITY HALL ,

THTRU SIHtt Anu 0QUANtl
Best uf eyerythiDR In Oh, ne of h4nio re-
Treatments and cigars.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-28

Bows smack your lips at the White
Elephant.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-28

Arti.t -ludcnl- WI md ny Iht
IIo< ixUo -iohE very tull and
mp!.ie uuc OF everything they
uCeu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-28

The nights are getting cooler but
the "tc> rye sheeter SOU reulA,hs'
Hen 20 though il You use Ma"'nh :
Mosquito NJ Xture. 2da bottle guar
ante llld0 ~ W
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-28

7 he Avenue for your rigs,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-28

N,,l.,a. ayc cent toi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-25

He CDNDENsS IAaoR AL AND IRRELIGIOUS THEORIES NO
NATTER BY WHOM TAUGHT.
The Right Rev. stephen Vincent Ryen, Catholic
bishop o. Buffalo, has written very strong pas
tOral letter. which was read sunday In AL the
churches OF the diocese.
Labor and capital says the bishop. "the work
ing masses and inOneyed aT1stOcracy. may look for
even-handed and impartial treatme nt at the hands
OF Gods church, yet no one can fail 10 see where
sympathy lies OF to whom her heart goes out In
tendert=st affection False sons desert her; some
among her children, missed or fa1thleSS may now,
In days past, rise UP against her and make ship
wreck Of the faith The loss IS all theirs Like a
and tender mot her, she Will mourn over the lost
ores. but without minimizing the truth or abating
dustrious work, the bone and sinew of the nation.
the church beSSeS YOU; Owls Your right to COM
Dine peaceably TO secure the ameiOratiOn OF your
condition. an equitable share OF the profits OF Your
hard lEDor Just remuneration for Your daily toll
10 maintain yourselves and families In decency
ana reasonable competency, In homes where cher
Ehed children NAV be the comfort OF your
leisure hours II there shall be any con-
domination IL can only come through your own
SUICIDAL foy because OF the unjust principles you
adopt, the unlawful ends you propose TO yourselves
or me immoral means you use To attain your OBJ
Ject- But should you In spite OF her warning
voice. ny In the face OF divine law, aim blow at
society. be carried away by anti-sOcial anarchica
immoral and irreligfouS theories. no matter by
whom prOpounded or by whom defended, you GER
t-linly may expect the church's condemnation
swift and sure leaving monument as striking as
Babefs tower on the plains OF Shinar, and OF the
supreme folly OF building in opposition TO the Al
mighty,
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Miss Van Zanda Going TO Paris.
GOSSIP ABOUT HER FIIRTAYiONs AT COLLIE


Mrs.. Van Zandt is quoted saying In Chicago
Europe. We shall proceed TO Paris and take up
our residence there. IL is our plan TO remain in
Paris until decision is reached In the case Of
Spies
A dispatch from Chambersburg, Pa, says Miss
Van Zandt was former student OF Williams col
legye at that place She came here in the fall Of
1879 accompanied by her mother. The latter de-
sired 70 remain at the college, stating that il was
necessary for her to have personal supervision
over her Child. rs the daughter was not we'll
This WIS denied the Lady, and she returned to
Philadelphia. The newstudent soon gave evidence
Oh an exceedingly eccentric nature. Her delight
seemed TO be in accomplishing something
peculiar, and She was the source OF much trouble
To the college. Her conduct was overlooked
the girl Nl-baaanced- She was not favonte IN the
institution with her associates they considered
her peculiar and could not understand her actions.
She was always DESTROYS OF spending her time In
Irritation with the young men who passed by, and
consequently did not make much Roadway with
her studies The principal says she gave her con-
siderable latitude, she never considered Miss
Van Zandt OF a sound mind. On one occasion the
girl abSented herself rom the college and spent
the day and part a the evening in driving around
the country With young man When remOn-
Strated with she expressed her surprise at the
II. In the spring OF 1850 she left the college and
returned TO her home In Philadelphia.
xINA IN WAX.
The Chicago papers Sunday contained advertise
EnenJs to the effect that one OF the museums would
ure was placed on exhibition yesterday morning,
Zandt obtained an injunction restraining the ex-
hibitfO0-
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

vNOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
II NEW IRON STEAMER .'MAkEFIEIBn
Leaves 9TH st. wharf Oh MONDAYS. THTRSDAYs
and SAIUhDAlS.at am. Returning TUESDAYS,
FRIDAYS aud SUNDAY pm, touching at River land
lngs az tar as NomIni Creek. CurTiomAn. Va and ST
Clements Bay, Md Connects with Il. and o. Il. IL at
Shepherds See schedule.
c. W. RIDLEY. Manager ta.l,
INFECT TO NEW YORK-FRRIGHT STEAMERS
~ JOHN GIBSON and T. e. KNIGHT leave Pier 4 I,
East River. n ", every SATURDAY at pm: 9TH ST
wharf, Washington, every TUESDAY MOENING.
reaeht AZ lowest rates 47A
MT VERNON! MT. VERNON.
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves 9TH street wharf daily Except Sunday for
Vernon at 10 O'Clock am. Returning nesches WASH
ington about 80 pm
sel0 L. l. BLAKE. Captain